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In this film, director Vos has established a realistic view on the world of microfinance. The aim of the Gambia-based branch of Reliance is to support the poor Gambian population by offering them small loans in order to fight poverty. Over the course of six months, employees of the bank are followed while meeting up with clients and keeping an eye on the competition. However, the idealistic dreams and ambitions of CEOKhan and COO Faal often turn out to be in conflict with the harsh reality.

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most prominent businessmen.
Like many in his country, Trawally fled Liberia in 1989 to escape the West African country's ruinous civil war. He found refuge in The Gambia but in December 1991 Trawally decided it was time to return to his native country.
Once back in the capital Monrovia, the former refugee quickly realized he could capitalize on a need for one product: rubber flip-flops.
"When the war took place people had to be displaced from another point to another point," remembers Trawally, founder of Kumba Beindu and Sons.
"So in the process of that, they don't take their shoes and they walk with their bare feet. And the $200 that I brought from Gambia, I decided to invest that into the slippers."

published:09 Dec 2013

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KALIT StrawberryFarm is owned by Mr HassanKhadra. He has a plot of land located at Bafuloto , Western Division behind the airport. It measures 70m x 22m. Hassan is looking for an investment of $7,000 with an estimated return of investment of at least 15% within a period of 6 months. The funds are needed for fencing the land, digging a bore hole connected to a solar system, procuring and transplanting strawberry seedlings, purchasing of fertilizers and packaging materials.

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand following a meeting with Ebrahim sanyang the chairman of invest gambia.
Greencyc, based in Aston, area of Birmingham is a recognised e-waste partner for major manufacturers including Nokia and Samsung.
Founded in 2003, the company has 11500 sq ft unit on Long AcreTrading Estate in Aston and now employs 32 staff with clients primarily in the UK and Europe.
Greencyc chief executive Saleem RehmanWinning the confidence of investors from the uk such as Greencyc will help Invest Gambia to transform Gambia into a trading, export-oriented agricultural and manufacturing nation, thriving on free market policies and a vibrant private sector, sustained by a well-educated , trained , skilled healthy, self-reliant and enterprising population and in so doing bring to fruition this fundamental aim and aspiration of Vision 2020."
Produced By iGM (Invest Gambia Media)

The Gambia

The Gambia (i/ˈɡæmbiə/, officially the Republic of the Gambia and often called simply Gambia) is a country in West Africa mostly surrounded by Senegal with a short strip of its coastline bordered with the Atlantic Ocean at its western end. It is the smallest country on mainland Africa.

The Gambia is situated on either side of the Gambia River, the nation's namesake, which flows through the centre of the Gambia and empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Its area is 10,689 square kilometres (4,127sqmi) with a population of 1,882,450 at the 15 April 2013 Census (provisional). Banjul is the Gambian capital, and the largest cities are Serekunda and Brikama.

The Gambia shares historical roots with many other West African nations in the slave trade, which was the key factor in the placing and keeping of a colony on the Gambia River, first by the Portuguese, during which era it was A Gâmbia, and later, on 25 May 1765, the Gambia was made a part of the British colony when the government formally assumed control, establishing the Province of Senegambia. On 18 February 1965, the Gambia gained independence from the United Kingdom. Since gaining independence, the Gambia has had two leaders – Dawda Jawara, who ruled from 1970 until 1994, when the current leader Yahya Jammeh seized power in a coup as a young army officer.

The river is strongly associated with the Gambia, the smallest country in mainland Africa, which consists of little more than the downstream half of the river and its two banks.

From the Fouta Djallon, the river runs northwest into the Tambacounda Region of Senegal, where it flows through the Parc National du Niokolo Koba, then is joined by the Nieri Ko and Koulountou before entering the Gambia at Fatoto. At this point the river runs generally west, but in a meandering course with a number of oxbows, and about 100km from its mouth it gradually widens, to over 10km wide where it meets the sea.

Investment

Investment is time, energy, or matter spent in the hope of future benefits actualized within a specified date or time frame. This article concerns investment in finance.

In finance, investment is buying or creating an asset with the expectation of capital appreciation, dividends (profit), interest earnings, rents, or some combination of these returns. This may or may not be backed by research and analysis. Most or all forms of investment involve some form of risk, such as investment in equities, property, and even fixed interest securities which are subject, among other things, to inflationrisk. It is indispensable for project investors to identify and manage the risks related to the investment. Investment and investing is distinguished from other uses of money (such as saving, speculation, donation, gifting), in that the deployment of money is done for the purposes of obtaining a positive expected return.

Overview

In finance, investment is the purchase of an asset or item with the hope that it will generate income or appreciate in the future and be sold at the higher price. It generally does not include deposits with a bank or similar institution. The term investment is usually used when referring to a long-term outlook. This is the opposite of trading or speculation, which are short-term practices involving a much higher degree of risk. Financial assets take many forms and can range from the ultra safe low return government bonds to much higher risk higher reward international stocks. A good investment strategy will diversify the portfolio according to the specified needs.

Investment (military)

Investment is the military process of surrounding an enemy fort (or town) with armed forces to prevent entry or escape. It serves both to cut communications with the outside world, and to prevent supplies and reinforcements from being introduced.

A circumvallation is a line of fortifications, built by the attackers around the besieged fortification facing towards an enemy fort (to protect the besiegers from sorties by its defenders and to enhance the blockade). The resulting fortifications are known as 'lines of circumvallation'. Lines of circumvallation generally consist of earthen ramparts and entrenchments that encircle the besieged city. The line of circumvallation can be used as a base for launching assaults against the besieged city or for constructing further earthworks nearer to the city.

A contravallation may be constructed in cases where the besieging army is threatened by a field army allied to an enemy fort. This is a second line of fortifications outside the circumvallation, facing away from an enemy fort. The contravallation protects the besiegers from attacks by allies of the city's defenders and enhances the blockade of an enemy fort by making it more difficult to smuggle in supplies.

In Canada, the only town with a lord mayor in the traditional sense is Niagara-on-the-Lake, as recognition of its role as the first Capital of Upper Canada. Unusually, the council of Brantford, Ontario has taken upon itself to appoint an honorary Lord Mayor Walter Gretzky in addition to the elected mayor. This is the only example of a council granting the cachet itself, rather than the cachet being granted by a higher authority, such as the Crown or national government.

CEO Gambia Reliance bank - business

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In this film, director Vos has established a realistic view on the world of microfinance. The aim of the Gambia-based branch of Reliance is to support the poor Gambian population by offering them small loans in order to fight poverty. Over the course of six months, employees of the bank are followed while meeting up with clients and keeping an eye on the competition. However, the idealistic dreams and ambitions of CEOKhan and COO Faal often turn out to be in conflict with the harsh reality.

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Chairman of Invest Gambia is received by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham cllr choudry Abdul Rashid

Chairman of Invest Gambia is received by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham cllr choudry Abdul Rashid

Chairman of Invest Gambia is received by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham cllr choudry Abdul Rashid

Street vendor turns $200 into a multi million dollar business CNN com

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most prominent businessmen.
Like many in his country, Trawally fled Liberia in 1989 to escape the West African country's ruinous civil war. He found refuge in The Gambia but in December 1991 Trawally decided it was time to return to his native country.
Once back in the capital Monrovia, the former refugee quickly realized he could capitalize on a need for one product: rubber flip-flops.
"When the war took place people had to be displaced from another point to another point," remembers Trawally, founder of Kumba Beindu and Sons.
"So in the process of that, they don't take their shoes and they walk with their bare feet. And the $200 that I brought from Gambia, I decided to invest that into the slippers."

2:42

KALIT Strawberry Farm - Bafulotoo, Western Division, The Gambia

KALIT Strawberry Farm - Bafulotoo, Western Division, The Gambia

KALIT Strawberry Farm - Bafulotoo, Western Division, The Gambia

KALIT StrawberryFarm is owned by Mr HassanKhadra. He has a plot of land located at Bafuloto , Western Division behind the airport. It measures 70m x 22m. Hassan is looking for an investment of $7,000 with an estimated return of investment of at least 15% within a period of 6 months. The funds are needed for fencing the land, digging a bore hole connected to a solar system, procuring and transplanting strawberry seedlings, purchasing of fertilizers and packaging materials.

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand following a meeting with Ebrahim sanyang the chairman of invest gambia.
Greencyc, based in Aston, area of Birmingham is a recognised e-waste partner for major manufacturers including Nokia and Samsung.
Founded in 2003, the company has 11500 sq ft unit on Long AcreTrading Estate in Aston and now employs 32 staff with clients primarily in the UK and Europe.
Greencyc chief executive Saleem RehmanWinning the confidence of investors from the uk such as Greencyc will help Invest Gambia to transform Gambia into a trading, export-oriented agricultural and manufacturing nation, thriving on free market policies and a vibrant private sector, sustained by a well-educated , trained , skilled healthy, self-reliant and enterprising population and in so doing bring to fruition this fundamental aim and aspiration of Vision 2020."
Produced By iGM (Invest Gambia Media)

CEO Gambia Reliance bank - business

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In this film, director Vos has established a realistic view on the world of microfinance. The aim of the Gambia-based branch of Reliance is to support the poor Gambian population by offering them small loans in order to fight poverty. Over the course of six months, employees of the bank are followed while meeting up with clients and keeping an eye on the competition. However, the idealistic dreams and ambitions of CEOKhan and COO Faal often turn out to be in conflict with the harsh reality....

published: 30 Jun 2012

Chairman of Invest Gambia is received by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham cllr choudry Abdul Rashid

Street vendor turns $200 into a multi million dollar business CNN com

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most prominent businessmen.
Like many in his country, Trawally fled Liberia in 1989 to escape the West African country's ruinous civil war. He found refuge in The Gambia but in December 1991 Trawally decided it was time to return to his native country.
Once back in the capital Monrovia, the former refugee quickly realized he could capitalize on a need for one product: rubber flip-flops.
"When the war took place people had to be displaced from another point to another point," remembers Trawally, founder of Kumba Beindu and Sons.
"So in the process of that, they don't take their shoes and they walk with their bare feet. And the $200 that I br...

published: 09 Dec 2013

KALIT Strawberry Farm - Bafulotoo, Western Division, The Gambia

KALIT StrawberryFarm is owned by Mr HassanKhadra. He has a plot of land located at Bafuloto , Western Division behind the airport. It measures 70m x 22m. Hassan is looking for an investment of $7,000 with an estimated return of investment of at least 15% within a period of 6 months. The funds are needed for fencing the land, digging a bore hole connected to a solar system, procuring and transplanting strawberry seedlings, purchasing of fertilizers and packaging materials.

published: 05 Aug 2018

Gambia Business Ranking

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand following a meeting with Ebrahim sanyang the chairman of invest gambia.
Greencyc, based in Aston, area of Birmingham is a recognised e-waste partner for major manufacturers including Nokia and Samsung.
Founded in 2003, the company has 11500 sq ft unit on Long AcreTrading Estate in Aston and now employs 32 staff with clients primarily in the UK and Europe.
Greencyc chief executive Saleem RehmanWinning the confidence of investors from the uk such as Greencyc will help Invest Gambia to transform Gambia into a trading, export-oriented agricultural and manufacturing nation, thriving on free market policies and a vibrant priva...

CEO Gambia Reliance bank - business

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In this film, director Vos has established a realistic view on the world of microfinance. The aim of the Gambia-based branch of Reliance is to support the poor Gambian population by offering them small loans in order to fight poverty. Over the course of six months, employees of the bank are followed while meeting up with clients and keeping an eye on the competition. However, the idealistic dreams and ambitions of CEOKhan and COO Faal often turn out to be in conflict with the harsh reality.

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In this film, director Vos has established a realistic view on the world of microfinance. The aim of the Gambia-based branch of Reliance is to support the poor Gambian population by offering them small loans in order to fight poverty. Over the course of six months, employees of the bank are followed while meeting up with clients and keeping an eye on the competition. However, the idealistic dreams and ambitions of CEOKhan and COO Faal often turn out to be in conflict with the harsh reality.

Street vendor turns $200 into a multi million dollar business CNN com

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most promine...

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most prominent businessmen.
Like many in his country, Trawally fled Liberia in 1989 to escape the West African country's ruinous civil war. He found refuge in The Gambia but in December 1991 Trawally decided it was time to return to his native country.
Once back in the capital Monrovia, the former refugee quickly realized he could capitalize on a need for one product: rubber flip-flops.
"When the war took place people had to be displaced from another point to another point," remembers Trawally, founder of Kumba Beindu and Sons.
"So in the process of that, they don't take their shoes and they walk with their bare feet. And the $200 that I brought from Gambia, I decided to invest that into the slippers."

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most prominent businessmen.
Like many in his country, Trawally fled Liberia in 1989 to escape the West African country's ruinous civil war. He found refuge in The Gambia but in December 1991 Trawally decided it was time to return to his native country.
Once back in the capital Monrovia, the former refugee quickly realized he could capitalize on a need for one product: rubber flip-flops.
"When the war took place people had to be displaced from another point to another point," remembers Trawally, founder of Kumba Beindu and Sons.
"So in the process of that, they don't take their shoes and they walk with their bare feet. And the $200 that I brought from Gambia, I decided to invest that into the slippers."

KALIT StrawberryFarm is owned by Mr HassanKhadra. He has a plot of land located at Bafuloto , Western Division behind the airport. It measures 70m x 22m. Hassan is looking for an investment of $7,000 with an estimated return of investment of at least 15% within a period of 6 months. The funds are needed for fencing the land, digging a bore hole connected to a solar system, procuring and transplanting strawberry seedlings, purchasing of fertilizers and packaging materials.

KALIT StrawberryFarm is owned by Mr HassanKhadra. He has a plot of land located at Bafuloto , Western Division behind the airport. It measures 70m x 22m. Hassan is looking for an investment of $7,000 with an estimated return of investment of at least 15% within a period of 6 months. The funds are needed for fencing the land, digging a bore hole connected to a solar system, procuring and transplanting strawberry seedlings, purchasing of fertilizers and packaging materials.

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand...

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand following a meeting with Ebrahim sanyang the chairman of invest gambia.
Greencyc, based in Aston, area of Birmingham is a recognised e-waste partner for major manufacturers including Nokia and Samsung.
Founded in 2003, the company has 11500 sq ft unit on Long AcreTrading Estate in Aston and now employs 32 staff with clients primarily in the UK and Europe.
Greencyc chief executive Saleem RehmanWinning the confidence of investors from the uk such as Greencyc will help Invest Gambia to transform Gambia into a trading, export-oriented agricultural and manufacturing nation, thriving on free market policies and a vibrant private sector, sustained by a well-educated , trained , skilled healthy, self-reliant and enterprising population and in so doing bring to fruition this fundamental aim and aspiration of Vision 2020."
Produced By iGM (Invest Gambia Media)

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand following a meeting with Ebrahim sanyang the chairman of invest gambia.
Greencyc, based in Aston, area of Birmingham is a recognised e-waste partner for major manufacturers including Nokia and Samsung.
Founded in 2003, the company has 11500 sq ft unit on Long AcreTrading Estate in Aston and now employs 32 staff with clients primarily in the UK and Europe.
Greencyc chief executive Saleem RehmanWinning the confidence of investors from the uk such as Greencyc will help Invest Gambia to transform Gambia into a trading, export-oriented agricultural and manufacturing nation, thriving on free market policies and a vibrant private sector, sustained by a well-educated , trained , skilled healthy, self-reliant and enterprising population and in so doing bring to fruition this fundamental aim and aspiration of Vision 2020."
Produced By iGM (Invest Gambia Media)

CEO Gambia Reliance bank - business

CLICK TO WATCH FULL DOCUMENTARY ONLINE: http://www.docsonline.tv/documentary/268
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Story
In this film, director Vos has established a realistic view on the world of microfinance. The aim of the Gambia-based branch of Reliance is to support the poor Gambian population by offering them small loans in order to fight poverty. Over the course of six months, employees of the bank are followed while meeting up with clients and keeping an eye on the competition. However, the idealistic dreams and ambitions of CEOKhan and COO Faal often turn out to be in conflict with the harsh reality.

Street vendor turns $200 into a multi million dollar business CNN com

He started his first business venture as a street vendor with capital of just $200 but two decades later Fomba Trawally has become one of Liberia's most prominent businessmen.
Like many in his country, Trawally fled Liberia in 1989 to escape the West African country's ruinous civil war. He found refuge in The Gambia but in December 1991 Trawally decided it was time to return to his native country.
Once back in the capital Monrovia, the former refugee quickly realized he could capitalize on a need for one product: rubber flip-flops.
"When the war took place people had to be displaced from another point to another point," remembers Trawally, founder of Kumba Beindu and Sons.
"So in the process of that, they don't take their shoes and they walk with their bare feet. And the $200 that I brought from Gambia, I decided to invest that into the slippers."

KALIT Strawberry Farm - Bafulotoo, Western Division, The Gambia

KALIT StrawberryFarm is owned by Mr HassanKhadra. He has a plot of land located at Bafuloto , Western Division behind the airport. It measures 70m x 22m. Hassan is looking for an investment of $7,000 with an estimated return of investment of at least 15% within a period of 6 months. The funds are needed for fencing the land, digging a bore hole connected to a solar system, procuring and transplanting strawberry seedlings, purchasing of fertilizers and packaging materials.

A Birmingham-based company which specialises in recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices such as computers, televisions and laptops is set to expand following a meeting with Ebrahim sanyang the chairman of invest gambia.
Greencyc, based in Aston, area of Birmingham is a recognised e-waste partner for major manufacturers including Nokia and Samsung.
Founded in 2003, the company has 11500 sq ft unit on Long AcreTrading Estate in Aston and now employs 32 staff with clients primarily in the UK and Europe.
Greencyc chief executive Saleem RehmanWinning the confidence of investors from the uk such as Greencyc will help Invest Gambia to transform Gambia into a trading, export-oriented agricultural and manufacturing nation, thriving on free market policies and a vibrant private sector, sustained by a well-educated , trained , skilled healthy, self-reliant and enterprising population and in so doing bring to fruition this fundamental aim and aspiration of Vision 2020."
Produced By iGM (Invest Gambia Media)

GIEPA Final

The Gambia

The Gambia (i/ˈɡæmbiə/, officially the Republic of the Gambia and often called simply Gambia) is a country in West Africa mostly surrounded by Senegal with a short strip of its coastline bordered with the Atlantic Ocean at its western end. It is the smallest country on mainland Africa.

The Gambia is situated on either side of the Gambia River, the nation's namesake, which flows through the centre of the Gambia and empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Its area is 10,689 square kilometres (4,127sqmi) with a population of 1,882,450 at the 15 April 2013 Census (provisional). Banjul is the Gambian capital, and the largest cities are Serekunda and Brikama.

The Gambia shares historical roots with many other West African nations in the slave trade, which was the key factor in the placing and keeping of a colony on the Gambia River, first by the Portuguese, during which era it was A Gâmbia, and later, on 25 May 1765, the Gambia was made a part of the British colony when the government formally assumed control, establishing the Province of Senegambia. On 18 February 1965, the Gambia gained independence from the United Kingdom. Since gaining independence, the Gambia has had two leaders – Dawda Jawara, who ruled from 1970 until 1994, when the current leader Yahya Jammeh seized power in a coup as a young army officer.